OSTAPENKO SCREAMS AT JABEUR'S HUSBAND IN 2ND SET MADRID OPEN R16 APRIL 29, 2024
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- Jelena Ostapenko vs Ons Jabeur Round of 16 - Jabeur could play Iga Swiatek tomorrow.
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Ostapenko's behavior: feisty
Ostapenko is the most unsportsmanlike tennis player on the planet.
I can think of worse players in the wta but in the top 20 at the moment she is the worst. And her mom coaches her. Go figure…
That's very inappropriate behaviour from ostapenko.
Swiatek is 0-4 h to h against Ostapenko, but three of the losses were on hard courts, and one on grass. From the way the two have performed on clay lately and through out of their careers, it should be clear that Ostapenko would not have much chance had they played on clay. While Ostapenko won her lone GS title on clay in 2017, she hasn't passed the 3rd round at the French ever since. In the mean time Swiatek has won three titles at the French. Swiatek has a 93% win percentage at the French, compared to Ostapenko's 61%. The 0-4 h2h means nothing on clay. There is nothing to suggest that Ostapenko can challenge Swiatek's domination on clay.
Great analysis - Chris
Ostapenko still could win… we said the same about Rybakina and what happend in Stuttgart? ostapenko and Rybakina are in Iga’s head.
Whoever said the same about Rybakina was obviously wrong. Rybakina is an all-round player who's roughly equally strong on all surfaces. She is no push-over on clay, having won Rome last year and reached QF/3R/3R at the French over the last three years. Of course she can present a huge challenge to Swiatek on clay. The same can not be said about Ostapenko. Since her French Open win seven years ago, her record on clay has been dismal, with a win rate of mere 52.5%. She has won 7 more titles but couldn't win any on clay. Her record at the French was 1R/1R/3R/1R/2R/2R over the last six years. Ostapenko never played Swiatek on clay because she has become so bad on clay that she could never go deep enough to meet Swiatek. There is simply no basis to assume that someone who couldn't get out of first or second round somehow is a huge threat to the three time reigning French Open champion.
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